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This just might be a real cause of concern for many, Note 7 fiasco wasn't a minor one, and might have negative effect on Switch.
Really hope that doesn't happen though, people will be buying this for their kids as well and that worries me.
Samsung's problem lies not with the battery but with poor case design with too much give and flex. The case should protect the battery and other internals. When the battery is flexed there's a chance of an internal leak that mixes the chemicals in a way that they catch fire or explode (heat + compression is a good recipe for explosion).